History of Kent Connecticut
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That part of Kent known as Bulls Bridge is two and one-half miles from South Kent and one and one-half miles at its nearest point to the railroad. The road at Bulls Bridge intersects the highway from South Kent to South Dover, N. Y. The road leading from the depot al Merwinsville is a pleasant drive, l^eing much of the way near the wooded banks ofthe Housatonic river. The first object of striking interest to notice is a commanding hill. Owl Town Mountain, with Pickett's Rocks standing out from ...surrounding trees on the summit as if it were a natural fort. This elevation rises east of the roayd.
The mail is carried between Bulls Bridge and Gaylordsville for the mu- nificent sum of thirty-nine cents a day.
A little south of Bulls Bridge in a lot west of the road is the cemetery of the place, showing numerous grave stones within a small area. If indus- trial growth constitutes what is most desirable in a place, it was unfor- tunate for Bulls Bridge that the railroad did not run through it, as at one 94 HISTORY OF KENT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That part of Kent known as Bulls Bridge is two and one-half miles from South Kent and one and one-half miles at its nearest point to the railroad. The road at Bulls Bridge intersects the highway from South Kent to South Dover, N. Y. The road leading from the depot al Merwinsville is a pleasant drive, l^eing much of the way near the wooded banks ofthe Housatonic river. The first object of striking interest to notice is a commanding hill. Owl Town Mountain, with Pickett's Rocks standing out from ...surrounding trees on the summit as if it were a natural fort. This elevation rises east of the roayd.
The mail is carried between Bulls Bridge and Gaylordsville for the mu- nificent sum of thirty-nine cents a day.
A little south of Bulls Bridge in a lot west of the road is the cemetery of the place, showing numerous grave stones within a small area. If indus- trial growth constitutes what is most desirable in a place, it was unfor- tunate for Bulls Bridge that the railroad did not run through it, as at one 94 HISTORY OF KENT.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Atwater to read onlineMoreLess
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